Researchers have also detected microplastics in drinking water, household dust, oceans, and even human tissues and organs.

Most baby bottles on the market are plastic - and the microplastic data is alarming. Time to rethink the norm.

Emulait, a startup, has created a bottle that replicates the look and feel of the breasts a baby nurses. The company uses digital scans of a person's breasts through a phone app to create the bottle ...

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Baby bottle self-feeding devices have been permanently banned in Australia over concerns it can lead to head injuries or ...

Ember, the company known for keeping your coffee at the perfect temperature, has branched into the baby market. The company recently debuted a self-warming baby bottle system—and, unlike many other ...

If you’re looking to share feeds with a partner, prepare for a return to work or start the transition to formula, introducing a bottle to a breastfed baby requires ...

The risk of injury and death is behind a new and permanent nation-wide ban on baby bottle self-feeding devices. From May 26, 2026 it is illegal to supply “hands-free” products that are used to ...